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February 14, 2005
— he says nobody’s ever been fired from blogging, only from displaying poor judgement in a public space #
February 13, 2005
— fascinating thread tapping into the soul of Metafilter #
— first artist to ever win a Grammy without selling in retail stores #
— link removed: the sparklines were killing the Delicious server via Alf Eaton #
— late night talk show lineups, with RSS feeds for each via adampsyche #
— now with new colors via Simon Carless #
— just a rumor for now, Games Industry is more skeptical #
— wait until an iPod clone supports this! it’s an idea fleshed out in Cory Doctorow’s Eastern Standard Tribe via Jason Cosper #
February 12, 2005
— even though they didn’t host a single file #
February 11, 2005
— plus: Jason wrote a great little utility for generating splitscreen views of both #
— not surprisingly, a Tetris clone #
— including animating an entire route of driving directions via Jason Cosper #
— dedicated fans via Delicious #
— does Google have an official policy on blogs? via Philipp Lenssen #
— Joshua should probably do this by default #
— don’t miss the essential Kollaboration video #
— mildly not safe for work; what happened after Mario rescued the Princess? via b3ta #
February 10, 2005
— a webpage recommendations engine using your feed list, blog, and del.icio.us; read the detailed summary #
— figures out your favorite feeds, and displays popular links in your feeds #
— Archive.org would be an even better fit, if they had the resources to spare via Delicious #
— a recurring motif via MetaFilter #
— worse, the site’s creator is turning over his server logs #
— after their first profitable quarter ever via Fimoculous #
February 9, 2005
— much closer to My Yahoo than Bloglines via Boing Boing #
— the article borders on paranoid; check out Robot Co-op’s response via Fimoculous #
— expect to see more of this, like I mentioned before via Simon Carless #
— for all practical purposes, this takes Gmail out of private beta #
— the applications of this are endless, but what are the terms of service? #
— they’re touring with Mates of State, a perfect fit #
— two sisters from Seattle, age 10 and 12, play lovely indie-pop; clips on Amazon #
— neat Flash visualization of Flickr user networks and images via Matt Haughey #
— yet another example of a dumb company suing its biggest fans via Simon Carless #
— amazing collection of 180 genres and 1,189 samples, all buried under a truly awful Flash interface #
— DRM-free MP3s, but their server is swamped right now via Boing Boing #
— supremely weird; don’t miss Kanahakkliha via Delicious #
— originally from Modern Humorist #
— Zach and Nick aside, I wish more working actors would blog via Delicious #
— collaborative wireless Pac Man game spread across shared portable displays via Delicious #
— convert any MP3 or MIDI to a free ringtone; it’s legal under fair use guidelines via Delicious #
— it ends up costing around $1000, not counting the display via Delicious #
— growth stats, API ideas, and coming out of beta via Leonard Lin #
— he talked to him directly #
February 8, 2005
— because I’m constantly losing this bookmark #
— remember, Asbestos News for all your asbestos-related needs via Matt Haughey #
— all those oddball comic covers finally given a permanent home via Delicious #
— great parody of Paul Graham; if you get this, you’re a geek via Delicious #
— if you use the Amazon web services, you can’t link to any other commercial website!? #
— like any good geek, Bloglines’ CEO is a Monty Python fan #
— Java applet, interactive charting of baby name popularity via Delicious #
